Wheel of Fortune forces all players to discard their hands and draw seven fresh cards
Hailstorm Valkyrie can spend two snow mana to get +2/+2 until the end of turn on top of its normal flying and trample, Grim Draugr can pay one generic and one snow for +1/+0 and menace, and Icehide Troll pays two snow to get +2/+0 and indestructible
And no, you cant rent time on your printer to sell the Card Slinger to get around this either
Power/Toughness: */1+* Why Its Iconic: Tarmogoyf is a creature whose power grows as the game progresses, feeding off the diversity of card types in all graveyards
Kumano Faces Kakkazan is a one-mana Red saga that deals one damage to each opponent and their planeswalkers the turn you play it, allows a creature you cast to enter the battlefield with an extra +1/+1 counter on the turn after, and then transforms on turn three
As for the second scrap, it appears to be a black common from the set that has an unless its controller-type ability